As a result, bars are set to start accepting casino chips as payment both in protest of the casino's intrusion as well as drawing back customers who they say are being unfairly drawn away by the government move. Eric Gaudreault, the president of a group that represents many businesses in the old Hull downtown core, said, "I expect there will be many more to join the movement." He may very well be right once those who have not opted in to the protest move see whether it will be successful or not.

The businesses are rightfully angry in seeing what the provincial and local government are doing in this move, especially in an economic slump that has been hitting entrepreneurial operations harder than other business types. "The economy is dropping all over and the private sector is hardest hit. We suffer big losses and we don't have the provincial treasury to fall back on," Gaudreault said.

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